Bob’s Art Blog: Let Us Give Thanks for Fiber (Art)
Green Goddess at the Civic Club of Harrisburg Linus and Sally are sadly resigned having to wait another year for… Read More
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Burg Review: Laughs, music and Canada? Head north to Gamut’s “The Mikado, Eh!”
Gamut Theatre rolls its D’Oyly Carte straight up north to visit our Canuck neighbors in “The Mikado, Eh!” Set in… Read More
Music Capital: A new venue, a major renovation bring live music back in a big way to downtown Harrisburg
When I arrived at Capital City Music Hall in late September, owner Justin Browning was drilling into the equipment stand… Read More
Musical Notes: Acoustic Autumn
The chill settling into the air practically begs for a flannel and a pair of combat boots—and carries the faintest… Read More
Song of the North: Oh hey! Coming our way is “The Mikado, Eh!”
W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan are (justly) famous for their delightfully light operettas, productions so frothy and fun that it’s… Read More
Otterly Entertaining: This season, Open Stage debuts a new, family-friendly holiday show
A new holiday tradition is about to swim into Harrisburg, as Open Stage this month opens the Pennsylvania premiere of … Read More
Mother in the Middle: “If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You” is an uncompromising look at parenthood
Mary Bronstein’s “If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You” exemplifies what I consider to be a type of feminist filmmaking… Read More
Alt-indie band announced as first concert of next year’s Riverfront Park shows
If the chilly air already has you ready for next summer, a September concert will give you something to look… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: What October Means
Brilliant colors paint the trees. Crisp mornings and nights herald the most beautiful month of the year. October also dials… Read More
Who Are We, Without a Story? Gamut Theatre kicks off their season with an all-female production of “The Revolutionists.”
Try to picture a volatile political climate: opposing parties taking extreme actions, deeply entrenched ideologies ruling minds, the media going… Read More